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New-York Tribune from New York, New York • Page 13

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New-York Tribunei
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OF PARIS DOLL AND INACTIVE chimare of the Budget Crisis Responsible for Present Stagnation. PESSIMISM PREVAILS OUTLOOK Financiers Foresee No Betterment Whether Huerta RefiHC Stands or Tails. 1 pirn. bank I gmmagi ihoi and, third, th? de tmrrs view of also Loan Service Made in Gold. I a i- luatlon 1 Man a di predated curren- y.

of two tlif snclal point ito-jld Sould the povern to Intervention by the United Both M.y to I the Upper i bei row money tl I redtl bj nain takli ft I i its fon ich the In? t-mal worthy of nd ffing cor- nt thl? lattei an banks. tn a nnalder ibii part pital, hurt lam partU hardly handled by the Mnetary irallal with fall In M- xl of ol Hank Mon to heap XtSSS for tienes and Of Mexico Is favoi I on a ount of rganlsatlon, and the Bark It icounl c. it I i panlea tot aln has lost heavily, "ritt I ement will be eagerly de h. the Parla on account the price I Ibes? shares Uve futur? rlM have bee-; is Fren? moi ri consider Ml Hem In I the decline the val has been Confidence in Mexican Rails. toen an 1 loi Sort' the main notwlth In that thos? rmllwmy? POU-aj f.

they ar? connected with tn? of i luntry I futur? be bs firpotten bondi pacJnl 1 BOl I'? looks the Mexl I local Ils lh' the valu? ta bave i i bold? that nd to lorn, but to thing? off otboi atlons xttot AI1 in tOO attitude, should Amertean, SpRlNG WEATHER PROMISED Prevail Over Nearly Whole SaysU- 8 Bureau. prom there will be ek In of on eg the latag i ao-X It Will "hU ky Moiiii 'police in pistol battle Five Men in Evening Clothes Accused of Hold-Up. i cernen exchanged ptvolvtr i 4ira: tlarcl, manager of In ini a hallway In nd beat! I he I i tht with him. eated All dress, Itb Ma. i.

ho Uvi i No. 107 Wi taken to th? fork Hos? pital a rok? it? on i he face and I le actur? ill. The policemen had row ea from the Patrolman Corm wl thun In a fall, had I rm with bull? t. A on. Patrolman Con dislocated his right wrist In struggle with on? of the nun.

tht i ame? Christopher Morris, driver, of No 3 i lal of No. i Went I th tree! of No. 361 WesA 16th of No. 226 Jama? McAnany, i of No 1767 Park avenue. i In Jeff! Mai kei i ball i i' IW.

Fifteen Gamblers Sentenced. Four hite a and en negree? WOl Mu. i In the Harlem court yentx i for thli ty in a flal at No Third 'ie by Patrolm? Fallac? and i.ai.". Davis, negro, h. hi in I be for trial LONDON OPTIMISTIC, CONTINENT BEARISH English Stock Market Dis? regards Manufactured War Scares.

IN DISCOUNTS DISQUIETING FEATURE Mexico and Brazil Still the Un? guessable Factors in British and Other Centres. Cable to Tba London, March take? much more optimistic ries of Interna affairs than the Continent. evidenced by the cours? of the money et? List I.i I on Tl i. to per when th? l'a" i wa? Sit and at In Of i feature? the ConUnental centres. Taris, for example, being much by the St Brasil and Mexico, while T.eriin .4 apecloua Russian v.ar to sa well as preparation for an linns-', hea the ttlve brok ire I i by UM r-ipid and too great de? cline In disco.r.ts here Hatea tumbled week la the face of stock market-? raged by Continental an Increase of more than JS.MMM In governmert In the of England, while outside deposits decreased than This naturally mean? the withdrawal of approximately In the mir'cet a', the that rates are m'icti ty In comparison with the Con I to Invite gold demanda from fact, Argentina took Cm Thursday, the day rates fell to the at, and Argentina La to be pro paring for a la-pe Whleh WlH more gold with the weakening of the Dark Of Mexico and Brasil Still remain prs unguessable snd though Brasil Is to be intending to ship to London, It Is foolish to count on this or to think it may mean a of the policy of many yoarn, during endeavor of Brazil has her res." It thy of the Engl Bh Uc to be unaffeoted by the of the Continent and to see of a period of but conservative UlXlodkly warning the pub II tu oslng ta set? back by Inviting raid on UM by trying to seize re? newed prosperity it has ink of Eng! ind fa 11 sdded to Its rsservs, a of 1159,272,000, while the stock do 0 to I Th? ratio of liabiUUea I I I i.

and we? on Sal irday i a toted -a cent, two moni Ml i- rent, three and four month? I cent and month? bill? at pat i WEEKLY SUMMARY OF BOND SALES ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE The following table ihowa the sales, highest, lowest, final pnces and net changes of all the New York Stock Exchange for the week ended Saturday. March 14. Also the highest and lowest pr.ces for the "a Total MISS for the week. $15.821,000, against $15,841.000 a week ago and $8,947,000 a year ago. From January 1 to date, $191.429,000, against $123,949,000 in 1913.

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of 4 I. I Uyera 4 1 ret I i.rr I. Ml I i 1 MId-dcW I MU? Nor 1 4.. tl I I do I Mont I I. I Z40 -lo iirii ta 19 NI N'orf cm I Oui i.

let It i I I Penn k'1 1014! 101 I i I I 1 nt-0 n. idli get r. 1 tr la 111! Rub I I I I A tat i la do rat dorflal 1 ti si Weel i a i i 1 KM I I i 4 i SO I i lois 10 I Id 'REVIEW OF THE CROP MARKETS Grains Firm on Technical High? Recovers. Firmnesa in the wheat market in the week just ended was based on a bU construction of the government's farm reserve which ahowsd the small? ast saaoaat left in IMS; batas is. or 19.1 per of the crop.

Xhla ill lllliaas was to by an condition of th market, which was more in evidence in the late trading, when attempted to cover. The effect of the two anoosh to hear Ista crop both hi rs and a' I sad to cause a net gain for priesa on the week? trading I.uropean bava been kept down by talrly arorld'a shipments, al gfa no buali a ro export In either o. Canadian arheat A Western ti la credited with Bl I that thero ere ubout bush avail? Sbls for export atvl carryover during th? the Bollera are In clined to be is, as tn assSQB for crop Is at hand, al? though all reports to data are of the most ohsrsctsr, prediction being that Kansas (h to be eOOBtSd Of for 150,00 NO for ba ehte. troubla market has irently mich Mnfldence on I to lassen that The taarfcsta both here aad In the North Unuc tirm, and receipts si points nr? email, some hard win? ter being While there wi rrow mid uncertainty in tl urket much time, and at aeaker ahoi ti le, the mark? ird? .1 with an Improvement in the cash demand, the late tradli ilia in et I While nt from futures, is an im that 1 may be a in and that there i- great a aurplua with wl to grket to I neu ntlne corn has been for fut ar of ntlne, via I I Monday, of movement In the Interior within a ahort ns roads will be in bad condition. As usual, the oal uttle or no feature own, SOVerned almoal entlr? by the of corn.

I Ti.er,? araa ii it)? drop In ta on Moo vator ronrt ml M.flfertl ita for fhlpr to tn.ik?- room the buyer to tt at once, bush? la being Bold I buy? i a ten Late In the areek Inherent atrength In the re at gea Flo i an I tigfactoi to the band-to-mouth poll? I niy. although aotne of the dlti a wllllngn? i in The Advance in Cotton. in the V. one 1 a of pointa over May; buying by- of July on atraddle tradea between New une IIquI datlon of ahort Mas I a tet svi ry In from hi? prices to July. Bom? of tl i ery and latlve tghout the a lagt Monday, with the Hat at about thi ago.

Another In? tluence which haa afl ket is the baa been I Je I 0 balea of i live or mua. ovei t'-? week. The i wiling of In I.ivcn.iiol bei autumn, ai elaltn that I Interest dli I tiona may change mat? rial ami the maturity of May coatr Southern holden ara abould the sew en New I of any r- ment. The Slump in Coffee. i the dlfl thai when aborta al ind the rt to gel JV" the r.o mor? ater mark than was booming.

at i aa the a parity with ng that it cot antatton rat i tilat? I -oorer thrir et ange Bttadard Mexican 1 out 1 I mt of the war, but lal fera that I ras in the eountry produce markets the of the on si transportaties haa in I pi Is? as aad i i fins i meats. and veal, l.ive tirm anil have bSSS small. The of the for the wssk waa ward, The Tribune'? tabulation of srl advances in only eight, while eleven declined and six of the previous week. STATE LEASES WARD'S ISLAND FOR FIFTY YEARS Will Continue Manhattan Hos? to Pay for New Buildings. Albany, March years of ne? gotiations an agreement has been proved by the Sem foth and Now York irlv.r.i* the Ward's Island for fifty years for the Manhattan Hospital and tHMM ferrlng to the state the Ixing Island State Brooklyn.

The war? mad? posslhl? through at of two bills the lature last year, on the ff Camody and the State (tal Commit The Manhattan State his teen I on Ward's for ma: wlthoui to occupy mist Nevertheless, the state Its many of occupancy of ai i for improvements and bul i and 1 of r.ew buUdln inds on the Island are va: the terms of lease Just I 1 the state is to Continu? I Btate Hospital Word's i not ill rental of Jl a year, and the New York reimburs? state for such buildings as i ed with the approval of the city during the la-- of 1. In exchange for island Hos pltal the Claim te New York City certain us In Um Kast I Randall's Island. The is? of Wards Island and the th? Long Island Btate Hos? pital have been In dispute the City and the state for year? Isl ind was owned New fork New I rhe state its In tin 1 being more than BOSTON HAS OWEN BILL SUBSTITUTE Stock Exchange Regulation To Re I.ess Drastic if Measure Is Adopted. nostnn i of a ai regulation measure proposed by a sp? of 'ommei I I ite for th? i i bill were made imes Jackson, ehairman of ber cora? il Ltte-a, laim that th? i been pi red and ha led to ai an era of I Currency Committee thret amb? in Washington. measure provides thai th? Poatma the Judge as wbethei a i-Ti" i be of the mails in ties appear, aubaUl in th? proi osed Trade Commission, wlh a of appeal to the federal court? the i exciianges n.M.-: rporated under rhe ty may listed or with oa itement of the condition of only la dem ind? -i by tiie new draft, while bill history of tl eorpora the frami rs of the i ied i i II re not Usted with any i with the Interstate that I flle with the ling to the sub ill.

The measurs rrohibits mernhfrs of ex lating securities and "matched or 1 sales It fort selling or lending of a securi? ties; without his consent In i on for an em ploy? of a bank. or anc? Ing on behalf tae of any eon of that corporal he did at time Ited a "SCOUT" OUT ON RAILROAD Will Report on Men Who Ap? pear Worthy of Advancement. eat Sot Lake Not a mei of taff la to know ten worthy and, in i to i round i Pidl rader hlch if tho to the rom; any will permit an who is "knocked" to th nt on it. Forest Lands for Settlement. Portland, I in the national in ('rook ind K.

will be ttlement within sixt-. rough an Signed Irawing thy the forest inssrvnUons, 11 that the land will be on that -fil? permitted on and after Bullets Fly at Birthday Party. As the 1. rf-llt .1 1 nutcom? atlon drthday ran at No. Ill W.

street. Thomas BrOOka, a MgTO, Of No. i w. street i i t' ipital sarlj with ne I iillel above his in the left shoulder "itor Wason, ar.ot!i.-r of No III th street was i rrtth fel 'FIELDER'S POLICY I SPLITS REPUBLICANS Party Must Decide at Con? ference Whether to Stand by Governor. FORCE HIM TO DIRECT TAX ISSUE Nugent Democrats Refuse to Sup? port "Chloroform Bills" That Hit Cities.

Il Trenton. X. March 1 -With Governor l-'lelder OB thS OBS hand WttS the Republican help pan his reVWIUe raising measures and sise inff his level brea? up the Ilcaa party, a situation baa beea created here thai almoat without prea Although the rats have a IS UM Assen wei-Of enough Um bun i awsy from hi? leadership to Impossible the p. ige of any bill he Of the Hcpuhl. The Qoren appealed to Asseaa isn Harry sad number of I las! week his I measun.

and tl to him an grudgingly, bul tire-. sa to whether Mr will Und these Be lined up with I in v.l.n other revet; The I to the Governor dodge ng tl no ughl to know li Will be left 1 Helps Split Republicans. to the way Governor Fielder recip rocatM the i to him I la i lapa the i i Mr. i the only one of the 1 iborw I Hl.it:v, it who ha I I- Mi i leider waa a I ng I poll) despite the the real Issd? 1 for Blauvelt' appointai? i I I stated by the Governor, waa to help Boas tor McGlnnla, in Paana CiHinty, to i Democrat urn" Bremn? i suco Po that -trou. un the one help on i rale ing- blm from the taa on th? Res With Hi win keep 1 and semblymen win hive and II la pi (act! mi a ill be mapped ou! eh? lone I lety A el In a essentially it waa i ire thai did not in any way with municipal I minority leader, II sei Ml nlng, bus proved tl I never bave be? a I id the pul Ii? Tins little family gel I i Republicans will, it la bn it Is not that the Republlcani v.i.i found lutomoblle I of chloroformlns the tai clUe i taking 00 ben I leep ha 1 i to exempt au -ii'i la? a an aid for Hi as a would a money I a In a'H" it of irne Raids School Funds.

'ihe Hem assy whli fui et ten! ils another the I taxpayer and It of hin pocket In what la WSJ the Inheritance tax, the atrtomohlli mi the boot tad Mils through ha will tWMH H.fiOO.iK? aad Mid the sslty of a win rtod. 11? caanei the two laat. Mlla I nine tve Nugent it as City Co of the Rei At If the and refus? rt the i enue-n on other a to aup poft are that harmonised, coming week I one in I the lr. I re thSO weeks, no! a i tant to A up this week, i -f New J' I then bother Mr. Kleider la the Dem one.

Than will be hearing to-msrrow moon at I the Qoveraer on the Boro At 4 I heard Urges Boycott for Ms lB.1 i I Attorn? i an a at the Purim of the Congre? Rodeph Bholom yesterday, advo? cated a policy of I those who the "There aaaay an offender," he asM, "who, while thriving in Jews barred from his employment. WIN ge lankrrpt with the tuUHt money barred from his bank seesaaLM At the exerdssa Biblical play was ptssssted by the children of the host Amone those presen! were Rabbi Qroassssn, Can? gresssaan Qoidfogle, President Benjamin Btnanenthal or the congregation. Basa? iiei stem, lehool Commissioner, soi fo; mer Judge Sa mi son.

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